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Creating responsive play spaces means designing environments that adapt to children's interests, needs, and developmental stages. Here are some key strategies:
The following article describes the actions to take if you think a child or a staff member is sick or if a notifiable disease occurs in the education and care service; it includes information on Watching For Symptoms In Children, …
Creating a warm and inviting space in a pack-up, pack-down setting can be challenging, but with a few thoughtful touches, you can transform the environment into a welcoming and engaging space for children and families. Here are some tips and…
Incorporating Indigenous resources into playspaces helps create a culturally rich and inclusive environment that fosters respect, learning, and connection to First Nations traditions. Here are some ways to modify playspaces meaningfully to incorporate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander resources.
A Curiosity Approach environment fosters exploration, creativity, and sensory-rich experiences, making learning feel natural and engaging. Here are some additional ideas to enhance your nursery room setup.
The following article provides information on Strategies For Getting Educators Engaged In Planned Activities, Create A Simple, Visual Planning Board, Encourage Educators To Co-Create The Program and more.
Descriptive praise and appreciative praise are powerful tools for encouraging positive behavior and fostering intrinsic motivation in children. The following article provides information on Descriptive Praise, Appreciative Praise, Examples and more.
National Simultaneous Storytime is on Wednesday, 21st May. It is an annual event that aims to promote the value of reading and literacy. The NSS book for 2025 is The Truck Cat, written by Deborah Frenkel and Danny Snell. This…
 Mindful praise helps children develop intrinsic motivation and confidence by focusing on effort, creativity, and problem-solving rather than just the outcome. Here are some alternatives to saying "Good job!".
Here are some ideas on how to make your Yarning Circle more meaningful and to help reframe the sharing time while keeping the children engaged.
Rough-and-tumble play—often called play fighting—is a form of physical, high-energy play that helps children develop social, emotional, and physical skills. It includes activities like wrestling, chasing, tumbling, and playful grappling, but without aggression or intent to harm.
Self-care is essential for early childhood educators in Australia, as their work can be emotionally and physically demanding. Prioritizing well-being helps prevent burnout and enhances the quality of care provided to children. The following article provides information on Practical Self-Care…
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